Consumer confidence plunges most in nearly 4 years as inflation fears escalate on Trump tariff threats
Consumer confidence declined sharply in February, notching its biggest monthly decline in nearly four years as uncertainty related to Trump's trade policy also lifted inflation expectations, according to new data released Tuesday morning.
Sticky inflation, which calls for fewer rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, remains a risk.
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